Ohio 22+ Adult
High School Diploma Program

This Is Your Opportunity For A Brighter Future

The Ohio 22+ Adult High School Diploma Program is an opportunity for Ohio residents 22 years old or older with no high school diploma or GED to earn a diploma at no cost.

NO COST TO YOU

This is an Ohio Department of Education funded program that is offered to Ohio residents for free.

Let Us Help You Reach Your Full Potential

Take The Next Step

Learn more about the Ohio Adult High School Diploma and see if you are qualified to enroll today.

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FULLY ACCREDITED

You will receive a fully accredited high school diploma from your local Ohio school district.

FLEXIBILITY

All of our classes are fully online, allowing you to work from anywhere and at any time.

HOW DO I QUALIFY?

To qualify you have to be an Ohio resident, 22 years of age or older, and have not completed a GED or other high school equivalency.

To ensure students are successful in the program we highly recommend students have completed at least some of their 10th grade year to enroll. The Ohio Department of Education has a two-year funding limit, and a high percentage of students who have not completed at least some of 10th grade are unable to finish the program within that time frame.

Ohio adults who have not finished 9th grade have other options to earn their diploma! Visit the Ohio Department of Education website for additional programs which may be better fit and will allow you to finish high school for FREE at:

Education.Ohio.gov/Topics/Testing/Ohio-Options-for-Adult-Diploma
OhioHigherEd.org/aspire

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Why earn a high school diploma through our accredited and state approved Community College partners?

We partner with community colleges throughout the state of Ohio, including Columbus State Community College, Columbus City Schools, Lorain County Community College, Northwest State Community College, Owens Community College, Southern State Community College, Stark State College, and Zane State College to help students earn a high school diploma at no cost.